1.1 [--] Callan: The Good Ones are All Dead" (bw)
ABC Weekend Television Production
8 Jul 67 ABC Sat
Written by James Mitchell
Directed by Toby Robertson
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
With: Ronald Radd as Hunter #1
Guest Cast:
Powrys Thomas
Linda Marlowe
Tom Kempinski
Callan is forced to rejoin the section after refusing another assignment due to
his distrust
of Hunter.

1.3 [--] Callan: "The Death of Robert E. Lee" (bw)
ABC Weekend Television Production
22 Jul 67 ABC Sat
Written by James Mitchell
Directed by Robert Tronson
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
With: Ronald Radd as Hunter #1
Guest Cast:
Burt Kwouk
Francesca Tu
George Roubicek
Callan is assigned to go after a dangerous oriental villain.

1.4 [--] Callan: "Goodness Burns Too Bright" (bw)
ABC Weekend Television Production
29Jul67 ABC Sat
Written by James Mitchell
Directed by Bill Bain
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
With: Ronald Radd as Hunter #1
Guest Cast:
Gladys Cooper
Robert Lang
Jeremy Lloyd
After sustaining an injury in the field Callan is ordered to take a complete
medical check
up which seems to take a lot longer than Callan thinks it should.

1.5 [--] Callan "But He's a Lord, Mr. Callan" (bw)
ABC Weekend Television Production
5 Aug 67 ABC Sat
Written by James Mitchell
Directed by Guy Verney
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
With: Ronald Radd as Hunter #1
Guest Cast:
Donald Hewlett
Ann Bell
Gerald Flood
Callan is told that the section will disavow all knowledge of his activities if
he is caught
in his latest assignment of killing an aristocrat.

1.6 [--] Callan: "You Should Have Got Here Sooner" (bw)
ABC Weekend Television Production
12 Aug 67 ABC Sat
Written by James Mitchell
Directed by Piers Haggard
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
With: Ronald Radd as Hunter #1
Guest Cast:
Derek Newark
Jon Laurimore
Pinkie Johnstone
With Hunter extremely upset with him, Callan is confronted by a witness to a
crime who refuses
to reveal what he knows about the crime.

2.1 [07] Callan: "Red Knight, White Knight" (bw)
Thames Television Production
8 Jan 69
Written by James Mitchell
Directed by Peter Duguid
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Douglas Fielding
John Savident
Duncan Lamont
Callan must prevent the KGB from killing a defector he is debriefing in a remote
house.

2.2 [08] Callan: "The Most Promising Girl of Her Year" (bw)
Thames Television Production
15 Jan 69
Written by James Mitchell
Directed by Peter Duguid
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Elizabeth Bell
Raymond Young
Callan looks into a romance between a British and a German scientist, who the
section has
become suspicious of.

2.3 [09] Callan: "You're Under Starter's Orders" (bw)
Thames Television Production
22 Jan 69
Written by Robert Banks Stewart
Directed by Mike Vardy
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Harold Innocent
Warren Stanhope
Kathleen Byron
Callan takes head office files and plans on leaving the country with them,
causing Hunter to think
he has sold out to the other side.

2.4 [10] Callan: "Little Bits and Pieces of Love" (bw)
Thames Television Production
29 Jan 69
Written by James Mitchell
Directed by Peter Sasdy
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Pauline Jameson
Fabia Drake
Vladek Sheybal
Lawrence Hardy
Callan enlists the aid of a scientist's ex-wife as he tries to get the man to
come back from
East Germany.

2.5 [11] Callan: "Let's Kill Everybody" (bw)
Thames Television Production
5 Feb 69
Written by Ray Jenkins
Directed by Robert Tronson
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Peter Welch
Henry Knowles
Hunter is killed by an unknown assailant, who has already killed several top
agents, despite
having Callan and Meres to protect him.

2.6 [12] Callan: "Heir Apparent" (bw)
Thames Television Production
12 Feb 69
Written by Hugh D'Allenger
Directed by Peter Duguid
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Peter Callier
John Wentworth
Callan brings in the new Hunter from East Germany, with foreign agents tailing
him all the way.

2.7 [13] Callan: "Land of Light and Peace" (bw)
Thames Television Production
19 Feb 69
Written by James Mitchell
Directed by Piers Haggard
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Betty Marsden
Allan Cullen
Bruce Purchase
Callan investigates a spiritualist organization, which is suspected of being a
cover for
espionage.

2.8 [14] Callan: "Blackmailers Should Be Discouraged" (bw)
Thames Television Production
26 Feb 69
Written by James Mitchell
Directed by James Goddard
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Nicholas Selby
Karin MacCarthy
John Woodnutt
Callan looks into the past of a Canadian Atomic Corporation official when a
letter comes
in stating is background should be checked.

2.9 [15] Callan: "Death of a Friend" (bw)
Thames Television Production
5 Mar 69
Written by Ray Jenkins
Directed by Peter Duguid
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Geoffrey Cheshire
John Dearth
Ann Lynn
Jerome Willis
A French agent who is an old friend of Callan's is sent to London to investigate
a suspicious
car crash in which a French agent was killed.

2.10 [16] Callan: "Jack-On-Top" (bw)
Thames Television Production
12 Mar 69
Written by Trevor Preston
Directed by Mike Vardy
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
John Bailey
Anthony Blackshaw
Conrad Phillips
Callan is sent to capture the KGB's top London agent, after a trap the Section
devised
to capture him fails.

2.11 [17] Callan: "Once a Big Man, Always a Big Man" (bw)
Thames Television Production
19 Mar 69
Written by Ray Jenkins
Directed by Bill Bain
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Michael Beint
Bernard Archard
Jacqueline Pearce
Callan sets out to recover a list of names of people who played vital roles in
the war which
was discovered in a vault on a sunken ship.

2.12 [18] Callan: "The Running Dog" (bw)
Thames Television Production
26 Mar 69
Written by William Emms
Directed by James Goddard
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Renny Lister
Burt Kwouk
Nicholas Courtney
Callan goes after a fascist group who is after a Chinese official.

2.13 [19] Callan: "The Worst Soldier I Ever Saw" (bw)
Thames Television Production
2 Apr 69
Written by James Mitchell
Directed by Robert Tronson
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Allan Cuthbertson
Ronald Radd
John Wentworth
Tessa Wyatt
Callan joins the household staff of an ex-Brigadier who is a suspected African
mercenary leader.

2.14 [20] Callan: "Nice People Die at Home" (bw)
Thames Television Production
9 Apr 69
Written by Robert Banks Stewart
Directed by Peter Duguid
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Harry Towb
Frederick Jaeger
Callan poses as a KGB agent to convince two Russians that he is in charge of KGB
London operations.

2.15 [21] Callan: "Death of a Hunter"
Thames Television Production
16 Apr 69
Written by Michael Winder
Directed by Reginald Colin
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
With: Derek Bond as Hunter #3 (exit)
Guest Cast:
Derek Warring
Captured by the KGB, Callan is brainwashed into believing that Hunter is a KGB
agent who must
be eliminated.
Note: Two different endings were filmed for this episode when it wasn't clear
whether the series
would be back. One ending showed Callan dying, the other kept him alive. The
public demanded that
he should live, so that was the ending that was transmitted.

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Thames Television Production
Produced by Reginald Collin

3.1 [22] Callan: "Where Else Could I Go?" (colour)
Thames Television Production
8 Apr 70 Thames
Written by James Mitchell
Directed by James Goddard
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Clifford Rose
Harry Towb
Queenie Watts
Callan must convince the new Hunter (William Squire) that he should be allowed
back into the service.

3.2 [23] Callan: "Summoned to Appear" (colour)
Thames Television Production
15 Apr 70
Written by Trevor Preston
Directed by Voytek
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
George Pravda
Hana-Maria Pravda
Edward Caddick
When Cross kills an innocent person there are two witnesses: Callan who claims
it was an accident
and someone else who claims it was murder.

3.3 [24] Callan: "The Same Trick Twice" (colour)
Thames Television Production
22 Apr 70
Written by Bill Craig
Directed by Peter Duguid
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Geoffrey Chater
Richard Hurndall
Patrick O'Connell
A proposed swap of captured agents with the Soviets does not work out as
planned.

3.4 [25] Callan: "A Village Called `G'" (colour)
Thames Television Production
13 May 70
Written by James Mitchell
Directed by Mike Vardy
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Harry Towb
Joseph Furst
Graham Crowden
Callan learns that Liz is missing because she is planning on killing someone for
revenge.

3.6 [27] Callan: "Act of Kindness" (colour)
Thames Television Production
27 May 70
Written by Michael Winder
Directed by Mike Vardy
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Ray Smith
Anthony Nicholls
Jacqueline Maude
Callan comes to the aid of a former undercover agent who is being blackmailed by
a business rival.

3.8 [29] Callan: "Breakout" (colour)
Thames Television Production
10 Jun 70
Written by James Mitchell
Directed by Reginald Colin
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Garfield Morgan
William Fox
Callan and Cross are assigned to break a Russian spy who has surrendered to
police out of prison
and then kill him.

3.9 [30] Callan: "Amos Green Must Live" (colour)
Thames Television Production
24 Jun 70
Written by Ray Jenkins
Directed by James Goddard
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Colin Redgrave
Stefan Kalipha
Annette Crosbie
A death threat is received by a candidate for Parliament who is very racist
towards Negroes.

4.1 [31] Callan: "That'll Be the Day" (colour)
Thames Television Production
1 Mar 72
Written by James Mitchell
Directed by Mike Vardy
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Ronald Radd
Julian Glover
Queenie Watts
The KGB captures Callan and stages his death so no one will come looking for
him.

4.2 [32] Callan: "Call Me Sir!" (colour)
Thames Television Production
8 Mar 72
Written by Bill Craig
Directed by Mike Vardy
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Sarah Lawson
Glynn Edwards
Lonely is used as bait to get Callan back from the KGB.

4.3 [33] Callan: "First Refusal" (colour)
Thames Television Production
15 Mar 72
Written by Bill Craig
Directed by James Goddard
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Christopher Owen
Martin Wyldeck
Carol Atkins
Callan's first job as the new Hunter is to recover a list of British undercover
agents.

4.4 [34] Callan: "Rules of the Game" (colour)
Thames Television Production
22 Mar 72
Written by Ray Jenkins
Directed by Voytek
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Virginia Stride
Mike Pratt
Geoffrey Chater
Callan has Cross terrorize an innocent Russian family living in London for
political reasons.

4.5 [35] Callan: "If He Can, So Could I" (colour)
Thames Television Production
29 Mar 72
Written by Ray Jenkins
Directed by Peter Duguid
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Peter Blythe
Clifford Rose
Morris Perry
John Abineri
Callan looses his position as Hunter, when he goes after a KGB assassin who
Cross was unable
to stop in his quest to kill a defecting poet.

4.6 [36] Callan: "None of Your Business" (colour)
Thames Television Production
5 Apr 72
Written by Trevor Preston
Directed by Voytek
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Brian Murphy
Tony Selby
Callan tries to get a fake passport in order to leave Britain when Hunter
returns to the section,
and ends up discovering away that enemy agents are getting across the border.

4.8 [38] Callan: "I Never Wanted the Job" (colour)
Thames Television Production
19 Apr 72
Written by John Kershaw
Directed by James Goddard
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
William Marlowe
Cleo Sylvester
John Levene
Gangsters come after Lonely after he witnesses a mob hit.

4.9 [39] Callan: "The Carrier" (colour)
Thames Television Production
26 Apr 72
Written by Peter Hill
Directed by Jonathan Alwyn
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Peter Copley
Jeffrey Segal
Windsor Davies
Callan and Lonely break into an enemy courier's home to find out how the other
side operates.

4.10 [40] Callan: "The Contract" (colour)
Thames Television Production
3 May 72
Written by Bill Craig
Directed by Reginald Collin
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Robert Urquhart
Bernadette Milnes
Callan takes the place of an assassin to prevent an assassination.

4.11 [41] Callan: "The Richmond File: Call Me Enemy" (colour)
Thames Television Production
10 May 72
Written by George Markstein
Directed by Bill Bain
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Brian Croucher
Callan gets to debrief a top enemy agent, Richmond, who has decided to defect.

4.12 [42] Callan: "The Richmond File: Do You Recognize the Woman?" (colour)
Thames Television Production
17 May 72
Written by Bill Craig
Directed by Peter Duguid
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Sarah Lawson
Cheryl Hall
Richmond escapes from the Section and tries to break a KGB agent out of prison.

4.13 [43] Callan: "The Richmond File: A Man Like Me" (final episode)
Thames Television Production
24 May 72
Written by James Mitchell
Directed by Reginald Collin
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
Peter Sallis
Callan tracks down Richmond who is trying to leave Britain.

Callan WET JOB (TVM 1981)
Written by James Mitchell
Directed by Shaun O'Riordan
Starring: Edward Woodward as Callan
Guest Cast:
George Sewell
Angela Bower
Hugh Walters ...... Hunter
Again the Section pulls Callan out of retirement, where he has been running a
gun shop
for 10 years, to become a bodyguard for a VIP.